Sediment quality in Puget Sound : year 3, southern Puget Sound

Long, Edward R. (Edward Ray), 1942-

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Sediment quality in Puget Sound : year 3, southern Puget Sound

2002
By Long, Edward R. (Edward Ray), 1942-
Series: Publication (Washington (State). Department of Ecology) no. 02-03-033

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Year 3, southern Puget Sound ; Southern Puget Sound ; National Status and Trends Program
Personal Author:

Long, Edward R. (Edward Ray), 1942-
Corporate Authors:

Environmental Assessment Program (Wash.), Environmental Monitoring and Trends Section. ; National Status and Trends Program (U.S.) ; Center for Coastal Monitoring and Assessment (U.S.) ; Washington (State), Department of Ecology. ; National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science (U.S.)
NOAA Program & Office:

NOS (National Ocean Service)
Content Notes:

by Edward R. Long ... [et al.].

"Waterbody Numbers WA-10-0010, WA-10-0030, WA-13-0010, WA-13-0020, WA-14-0010, WA-14-0020, WA-14-0050, WA-14-0110, WA-14-0130, WA-15-0060, WA-15-0080, WA-15-0110, WA-15-0120, WA-15-0130, WA-17-0010, WA-PS-0070, WA-PS-0090, WA-PS-0100, WA-PS-0250, WA-PS-0270, WA-PS-0290, WA-PS-0300."

"July 2002."

Also available online in PDF via the Washington State Department of Ecology home page.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 69-77).
Keywords:

Contaminated Sediments Environmental Conditions Estuarine Sediments Sampling Toxicology Contaminated Sediments Environmental Conditions Estuarine Sediments
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Publication (Washington (State). Department of Ecology) no. 02-03-033 ; NOAA technical memorandum NOS NCCOS CCMA no. 153
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Technical Memorandum
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Washington (State) ; Puget Sound ; Puget Sound (Wash.)
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